LaDona Harvey

LaDona Harvey

LaDona Harvey is the former host of San Diego's Morning News on News Radio KOGO AM 600, she fills in on Talk Programming. Full Bio

We Hear from One of the 75 Performers at the Adams Avenue Street Fair

The First and Only Paraplegic Monster Truck Driver

The "Hot Wheels Monster Truck Live" show is coming to San Diego on September 26th and 27th. Bret Burkhart and Veronica Carter spoke with one of the participants, "Ranger" Joe Cypher, who just so happens to be the world's only disabled monster truck driver.

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We Got Our Flu and COVID Vaccines, and You Should Too!

We're about to enter flu season, so Bret Burkhart and Veronica Carter got their flu and COVID vaccines live on the air! They also spoke with CVS pharmacist Saif Namiq about why it's so important to get your shots.

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Tips For Students Struggling with Their Mental Health

The start of a new school year is known for causing students to struggle with their mental health, and this is an especially important topic during National Suicide Prevention Month. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart spoke with the director of Behavioral Health at Blue Shield of California, Dr. Nicole Stelter.

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A San Diegan Chaplain's Role in Helping 9/11 First Responders at Ground Zero

A chaplain here in San Diego actually comforted first responders and victims after the devasting attacks on September 11, 2001. KOGO's Phil Farrar tells the story of Dr. Mickey Stonier, chaplain for SDFD, the San Diego Medical Examiner’s Office, Harbor Police Department, Office of Emergency Services and the Spiritual Care Response Team.

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25 Voices Over 25 Years, San Diego Remembers 9/11

KOGO's Phil Farrar brings a powerful tribute as he connects 25 San Diegan voices over the 25 years since the infamous 9/11 attacks.

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A Reporter Who Was Among Those Rushing to Ground Zero on the Morning of 9/11

Veteran New York radio reporter Tim Scheld was one of the reporters who rushed to the World Trade Center after news of the 9/11 attack broke. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart spoke to him about what it's been like to cover that story for the past 25 years.

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A Toy Store That's Been a San Diego Staple for Five Decades

Geppetto's Toys has 9 locations all around San Diego, and now celebrating 50 years, has never expanded past the county. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart spoke with the owner, Brian Miller.

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A New Magazine Focused on Rancho Santa Fe

The first issue of Rancho Santa Fe Living Magazine is launching in just a few weeks. KOGO's Laura Cain found out all about it from the publisher, Becca Brazil, and her husband, Juliano Teruel.

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Employer Healthcare Costs Face Highest Increase in Over Two Decades

With employer health benefit costs increasing by the largest amount they have since 2003, you may be paying more for your health insurance next year. Bret Burkhart and Veronica Carter learned more from co-founder of SHARx, Paul Pruitt.

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